sample set

a pair or couple that has no distinctive difference between them so much so that they represent nearly offensive stereotypes of their social group

Dude that sample set of moms looks like they are made of jcpenney jeans and broken dreams.

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by supernicelady December 16, 2011

Set Wrecking

The art of causing havoc and destruction on a film set. Originated in Scotland.

"Dave's in shot. He's fucking set wrecking this production!"

by FantasticMrQ December 30, 2011

bigger-set people

Same meaning as "heavy-set people", but instead of saying "heavy-set people", you say "bigger-set people". Similar to "plus-size people". Nice way of saying "fat people".

Juan: "Hey Rico, what's the difference between the term 'bigger-set people' and the term 'heavy-set people'"?

Rico: "Nothing Rico. They are synonymous. Much nicer than saying 'fat people'"!

by Goode spela January 1, 2012

Setness

N. Setness is the name of a very awesome person to chill with who loves chilling with friends and getting as fucked up as possible. Always the one to finish a bottle or kill a roach

Dude did you see that setness in there? I don't think he ever put down that bottle

by Vaz356 January 8, 2012

Hospital Setting

When you have like 2 or 3 pillows behind your back on a soft bed (Tempurpedic Bed Preferred)..

Guy 1: When I watch TV in my room I lean against my wall.

Guy 2: Wow.. When I watch TV in my room I have a Hospital Setting.

by WhoKickMyDog August 17, 2011

Set a tray

The act of breaking off a square of foil, breaking off a piece of heroin, setting it on the foil, and heating it just enough so that it will stick to the piece of foil. When using powder heroin, the act would be the same, except for you would pour the heroin onto the foil and then use your breath and fingers to heat the heroin into a small chunk. Often shortened to 'S a T'.

Alex: I'm ready to smoke!
Evan: Set a tray!
Alex: I don't know how... Can you S a T for me?
Evan: Only if you're splitting it with me.

by Cassandra Q October 21, 2011

And a set go

Hasidic children's equivalent of "ready set go" used to mark the begining of an action.

The race starts as soon as we finish "and a set go": And a set, go!

by anonymous March 4, 2023